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Pezedo — is an Italian surname. Origin: Pezedo documented in 1356 from the History of the Agor Dino by Don P. Temis. In 1580 to Pecce; 1607 to Pecei; (seen in 1701 asPezei); ending up in 1615 as Pezze, all derived from a village. Picetum is Latin for… … Wikipedia
Peckett — Recorded in the spellings of Petch, Peckett and Peckitt, this picturesque surname is of medieval French origin. It derives from the Old French pechie , the Latin peccatum , meaning sin. It would seem to have been a curious nickname surname, and… … Surnames reference
Peckitt — Recorded in the spellings of Petch, Peckett and Peckitt, this picturesque surname is of medieval French origin. It derives from the Old French pechie , the Latin peccatum , meaning sin. It would seem to have been a curious nickname surname, and… … Surnames reference
Petch — This picturesque surname of medieval French origin derives from the Old French pech(i)e , the Latin peccatum , meaning sin. A curious nickname surname, it was probably used more often in jest than as a mark of censure, or even in the ironical… … Surnames reference
peccia — peccia1 pl.f. pecce peccia2 pl.f. pecce … Dizionario dei sinonimi e contrari
Zecchino d'Oro — It was started by Cino Tortorella, and the first two festivals were held in Milan. In 1961, the festival was taken up by the Antoniano Institute and moved to Bologna. In 1963, Mariele Ventre, a conductor and director of young performers, created… … Wikipedia
Канамори, Хиро — Хиро Канамори 金森 博雄 Дата рождения: 17 октября 1936(1936 10 17) (76 лет) Научная сфера: геофизика, сейсмология Альма матер … Википедия
Peach — Recorded as Peach, Peacher, Peche, Petchey, and others, this is an English surname. It is however of medieval French origin of which it has two. It may be occupational and describe a person who kept a fruit orchard, one specialising in peaches or … Surnames reference
Peacher — Recorded as Peach, Peacher, Peche, Petchey, and others, this is an English surname. It is however of medieval French origin of which it has two. It may be occupational and describe a person who kept a fruit orchard, one specialising in peaches or … Surnames reference
Pechell — Recorded as Petch, Petche, Peech, Peach, with diminutives Pechell, Petchell, Petchill, and others, this is an English surname although one of Olde French origins. Introduced into the British Isles at or shortly after the famous Norman Invasion of … Surnames reference
Petche — Recorded as Petch, Petche, Peech, Peach, with diminutives Pechell, Petchell, Petchill, and others, this is an English surname although one of Olde French origins. Introduced into the British Isles at or shortly after the famous Norman Invasion of … Surnames reference
